I figured that my absence meant that many would have thought I was too busy with my posting. The fact was, it was a relatively free posting for me, amidst being in O&G, relatively unscathed as compared to the rest. However free it was, I still had to stick around the wards. The reason I was free for the past 6 weeks?
And now, there's only 2 days next week for us for our O&G end of posting exams. The department had approved the Deepavali holidays from Wednesday onwards. So, that means, my ward rounds and O&G had ended without a bang, but for a good reason, of course. :)
P.S: Wish me luck for the test. Lalala...
- The 1st 2 weeks was full of workshop. As hectic as it seems, it meant there was no time for ward rounds. 8am- 5pm seems a good deal because you wouldn't need to stay longer in the wards until 7pm, or to come back again at 9pm to cover the wards, and even the possibility of getting to the wards at 6am for the very same reason. I had managed to draw the "1st blood" in the midst of my irritability due to lack of sleep from the noisiest person, partially my fault, maybe 30% credits to me.
- The 3rd and 4th week was in Teluk Intan enjoying life, because the specialist there was so phobic of medical students that he couldn't even dare to make a proper eye contact. I mean, there's no point being a specialist when all you look is down at the ground. Are you talking to the ants? It's almost a waste of time there because no one bothers bout you, so we took the ample time there to self-study before we could get screwed back in UKMMC.
- The 5th and 6th week brought good news because the queen bee was not around, for some spiritual reasons. This means that the wards were quiet and peaceful. There is no need for fear of any confrontation after all, after 2 weeks of preparations in Teluk Intan to well-equipped myself with ample knowledge. Plus, most of the days, the next-in-line in the wards were too busy with the profesional exams (Ulangan) and the 3rd year exams so there are less ward rounds and even lesser teaching. Hence the actual tutor who had really taught us was Prof Zainul, with his tips and knowledge amidst the countless words of "nonsense", "joker" and "hopeless medical students" that flew out generously from him. I start to have more respect for him who had shown us his sense of maturity, responsibility, and care for his students.
And now, there's only 2 days next week for us for our O&G end of posting exams. The department had approved the Deepavali holidays from Wednesday onwards. So, that means, my ward rounds and O&G had ended without a bang, but for a good reason, of course. :)
P.S: Wish me luck for the test. Lalala...
i imagine green ward literally exploding with a bang on ur last day of o&g. and all the gravidas becoming paras straightaway. :D queen bee?? lol!!
Haha.. I didn't know bout that. Yellow ward was rather peaceful, although we're used to the overflow patients from green ward to yellow, red and orange. But ya know, since they closed off the side-by-side entrance of yellow-green ward, green ward always seem as far orange and red ward. From yellow ward, I mean. :P
hm why did they close off that side by side entrance? superrrrrrrrr memafankan without it.
Hahahahhahaha.......... Queen Bee~~~